Sequencing - Image Bank

Here we see the photographer has put an image of the person in every possible place along their path.  This works effectively because it shows the journey of the person along the path while they are snowboarding. Here the photographer has shown where the person is moving in their image.

In this image we see that a person has decided to take photos of a person on a ski-bike doing a flip off of a ramp. The photographer has taken the image at separate times so that they can layer the images on top of each other to get the person in different areas in the same image.

In this sequence we see a bird picking out a fish from a lake to eat it. The photographer has obviously taken lots of  of the movement of the bird in the action of picking out the fish. This shows that the photographer has chosen a select few and than layered them all on the same photo to show the movement of a bird grabbing a fish from a lake.

Here we see that the photographer has taken photos of a person as they have got closer to the camera and also as they have moved away from the camera. This creates the affect of the person moving both towards and away from the camera which makes it a rather interesting image to have.

Here we see a set of three photos which shows the individual movement from image to image rather than having all of the images in one which still shows in but in this one it looks better because it is easier to look for the detail of the movement within the different images.

Here we see that the person has taken photos of the person as they are doing a backflip on a motorbike over a river. This makes an interesting image because it creates a rather interesting image because it looks cool and is an interesting extreme sport to take photos of.